In this final installment of our series, we look at proposed courses of action to reduce the impact of illicit products.
WRITERS
(2012,
issue 4)
EDWARD R. MYERS
In the murky world of criminal behavior and clandestine side-deals, the illicit tobacco trade remains a complex problem.
(2012,
issue 4)
EDWARD R. MYERS
The illicit trade of tobacco is a global multi-billion dollar criminal market that some believe is fueled by the good intentions of health groups that advocate measures such as higher taxes and plain packaging.
(2012,
issue 4)
EDWARD R. MYERS
This second article examines environmental factors of the illicit tobacco market, looking at illicit trade along Canada’s tobacco roads.
(2012,
issue 4)
EDWARD R. MYERS
In this final installment of our three-part series, we will be looking at proposed courses of action to reduce the scope and impact of illicit tobacco products in Canada.
(2012,
issue 3)
EDWARD R. MYERS
What do we really know about the volume of illicit tobacco trade other than low risk and high profits? Not much.
(2012,
issue 2)
EDWARD R. MYERS
The illicit trade of tobacco is a global multi-billion dollar criminal market that some believe is fueled by the good intentions. read more >>
(2012,
issue 1)
EDWARD R. MYERS
Interoperability is the glue that will bind effective and efficient pubic safety response operations in the future.
(2012,
issue 1)
EDWARD R. MYERS
The Strategy for a National EMS Culture of Safety asserts that "Emergency medical service (EMS) provider organizations nationwide potentially expose patients, practitioners and members of the public to preventable risk of serious harm, in contrast with advances in safety practices that have been broadly implemented in many other healthcare settings in recent years."
(2011,
issue 4)
EDWARD R. MYERS
A wildfire eventually engulfed the town of Slave Lake, leaving approximately 730 people homeless.
